https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=424534
--- Comment #9 from Boudewijn Rempt <b...@valdyas.org> --- The option is necessary on Windows, where fractional scaling doesn't work. On 1920x1080 screens, Windows by default has 150% scaling, which Qt turns into 200%, which makes everything too big. I know that newer versions of Qt are supposed to have fractional scaling, but even in 5.15 that's broken. (And no, I haven't reported a bug for every problem, since that requires a small example that shows the issue, and I don't have those.) Anyway, when it comes to this bug report, I had missed the side-by-side screenshot. If I look at that screenshot, it looks like the distribution version of Krita is high enough that the titlebar and the menubar are pushed off-screen. Almost as if the window manager places the window centered. But even if I start Krita with a QT_SCALE_FACTOR=4, I don't see that happening on my NEON system. The window might be too big to be completely mapped, but it's always placed correctly. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
